Collections
Freer Sackler Museum, Smithsonian, Washington D.C.
Harvard Sackler Museum, Harvard University.
The Museum of Fine Art, Boston
Peabody Essex Museum, Boston
Tikotin Museum, Haifa, Israel
Mingei International Museum, California
Osaka Mingei Museum, Osaka
Alfred Univ., Pennsylvania
San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego CA
Victoria and Albert Museum in London
The City University of New York, NY
| 1968 | Graduated with bachelor of law: Waseda University, Tokyo |
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Began pottery apprenticeship with a National Living Treasure, Tatsuzo Shimaoka in Mashiko, Japan |
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| 1971 | Built his first studio and kiln in Shimoda, Shizuoka |
| 1977 |
First solo exhibition at Ikebukuro Seibu Gallery, Tokyo Japan |
| 1983 | Received emerging artist award at Kokugakai Exhibition |
| 1987 | Studied porcelain at Wo-H, L Kiln in Korea |
| 1991 | Received award for excellence at Kokugakai Exhibition |
| Became member of Kokugakai Arts Association | |
| 1993 | Teacher/Student exhibition at Elysium Art Museum, New York |
| 2000 | Artist’s vase acquired by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston |
| 2001 | First Solo exhibition at Pucker Gallery, Boston |
Noriyasu Tsuchiya's Ceramic works are shown on a yearly basis at solo exhibitions throughout Japan. He holds regular exhibitions at Seibu Department Store Gallery in Ikebukuro, Tokyo; Hankyu Department Store in Umeda, Osaka; Seibu Department Store Gallery in Akita, Akita; Galaxy Fukunaga in Ube, Yamaguchi; Gallery Koh in Ginza, Tokyo; and Gyoza Gallery in Hitoyoshi, Kumamoto. He also exhibits, in conjunction with his former teacher Tatsuzo Shimaoka at joint teacher-student exhibitions throughout Japan.